Ladies - Anti chaff underwear

rainbowfairydust

Does anyone have any recommendations for anti chaffing pants? I have seen a couple of pairs on wiggle with reviews but i am always a bit dubious of reviews on buying websites? Just wondered if anyone had any recommendations?

scorpio_biker

If you just want a normal pair I've started wearing Sloggi (search for basic long). Really comfy and no problem with chaffing. I haven't done anything too strenuous in them though.

smileygill

An alternative is to use Bodyglide, which you can find on Amazon. It's a bigger version of those anti-blister sticks you can buy to ease the pain of new shoes, and it's made for precisely the purpose you describe.

I'm using it on my feet because I have a lot of new shoes and it's much cheaper in these big sticks.

terra_ferma

I bought some anti chafing shorts on ebay, worked really well and long lasting (I'm a plus size though).
PS don't mean to be rude, but you need too search for anti chafing, if you misspell when you search you may not find them

Lizling

Cheap knickers made from entirely synthetic material, not cotton. The seamless kind might work best, but the normal kind have always been fine for me.

Or go commando!

cherryblossomzel

Years ago I bought one of those "shaping" underwear things (like spanx, but a much cheaper brand) a size too large (as I don't think I need the "suck it all in" aspect) and that's worked really well for me.

I also bought some cheap short leggings from Amazon, they're OK, but a bit thick.

I keep meaning to try to cut the legs off a pair of pantyhose and just using the left over shorts. Not sure if it would work though. The cutoff legs might roll up and/or tear. I'm waiting for a pair of tights/hose to ladder so I don't have to sacrifice a good pair, except I wear them so seldom that I could be waiting a while!

rainbowfairydust

scorpio_biker wrote: »

If you just want a normal pair I've started wearing Sloggi (search for basic long). Really comfy and no problem with chaffing. I haven't done anything too strenuous in them though.

Thanks - Have looked at these but think i may get a little too warm in them.

smileygill wrote: »

An alternative is to use Bodyglide, which you can find on Amazon. It's a bigger version of those anti-blister sticks you can buy to ease the pain of new shoes, and it's made for precisely the purpose you describe.

I'm using it on my feet because I have a lot of new shoes and it's much cheaper in these big sticks.

Thanks for the tip about bodyglide - but not really what i was looking for.

terra_ferma wrote: »

I bought some anti chafing shorts on ebay, worked really well and long lasting (I'm a plus size though).
PS don't mean to be rude, but you need too search for anti chafing, if you misspell when you search you may not find them

Thanks - no offence taken. Maybe thats why not much is cropping in search engines . Can you remember what brand they were at all?

weesmiler

Hi,

I've been looking for something similar. I use shock absorber sports bras and I see that they make pants as well, but they are about £15 a pair, so I'm not sure about buying them!

I've bought a few pairs of "no VPL" plain black pants from M&S and so far they have been good, the fabric is quite breathable.

Happy hunting!
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scorpio_biker wrote: »

If you just want a normal pair I've started wearing Sloggi (search for basic long). Really comfy and no problem with chaffing. I haven't done anything too strenuous in them though.

I can recommend these too they are very comfy esp in warm weather and they are a reasonable price, you can get them on eBay from approx£12.00 to £16.00

terra_ferma

rainbowfairydust wrote: »

Thanks - no offence taken. Maybe thats why not much is cropping in search engines . Can you remember what brand they were at all?

They were not branded, they may be too big for you though, I had a look and they fit a size 28+ (although now I'm a 26 and they still fit fine), and they only come in one size, sorry. I searched for anti chafing shorts and they came up.
PS they were not cheap but I've worn them a lot and washed several times and it looks like they were a good investment.

[Deleted User]

Have a look on eBay at this item number, just type it into the search box

251085238668

Is this the type of thing you are looking for?